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Sanders & Creech,
PROPRIETORS
Froressional Cards.
A. -C. RAMSAY, V. S. '
uonor ombiate °aim. Veterinary College; Hon-
orary Fellow 10 Ontario Veterinary Actsociation. All
diSeases of domeetio animals scieneitically treated.
Milk fever treated by the leteet oxygen treatment.
OFFICE: One door south of Town Hall.
/RESIDENCE; Second house north of Presbyteriaa
%mob.
• arilt. A, R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. S.,
fluor graduate of Toronto UniveristY.
DENTIST,
Teeth extracted without any pain, or any bad effects
Office in leanscees Block, west side Main street,
Exeter.
DR. D. ALTON ANDERSON (arts. L.D.S
DENTIST-% -
Honor Graduate of Toronto University and -Royal
College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Also Poe
Graduate of Chicago Sehool of Prosthetic Dentistery
(with honorable inentioe.)
Alluminiun, Gold and Vulcanite Plates made in the
neatest manner possible. A perfectly harmless an-
aesthetic used for painless extraction of teeth.
Offiee one door south of Carling Bros, store, Exeter.
• T, P. MoLATJGHLIN, MEMBER OF THE
▪ College of Physicians and Surgeons Ontario.
Physician, Surgeon and Accouoheur. Office, Dash
'wood, Ont.
Ver. John D. Wilson, Office and Residence, 290
queens Ave.,. London Ont. Special attention
paid tf.i diseases of women. Office hours, 12.80 to 4
p m.
=MEM,
Awetioneers
Da BROWN, Winchelsea.- Licened Auctioneer
.1.1.• for the Counties of Perth and Middlesex.
also for the township o Usborne. Sales promptly
attended to and terms reasonable. Sales arranged
at Poet Office Winchelsea.
LOOKAisi,
f Just arrived, a large shipment
of PRINCE OF WALES CARRI-
AGES and GO-CARTS which ere
very- artistic in design aud finish;
a good assortment to choose from.
Come early and pick out the good
enes.
•
Vicycles
We are again showing Cleveland
Bicycles fitted. with Cushion Fram-
es which make long journeys seem
short and short journeys too short
Repairing
Neatly done on shortest notice.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Brices
moderate.
S. MARTIN
-THE-
Eielef 401181
HARVEY BROS.
Proprietors.
Manufacturers of
and Dealers in
111
FLOUR AND FEED
' BRANDS:.
?URE MANITOBA.
STAR (Best Family Flonr,)
PRINCESS (Choice Pastry Flour).
WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR.
WHEATLET (Breakfast Food,)
Wheat and Oats wanted, for
,which we will pay the high-
est market price.
Seed Peas
• ANOTHER, NEW LOT,
Direct from Manitoulin Island
For Sale at Exeter Warehouse
National Brand
Portland Cement
Seed Oats and Barley.
Wanted
"4114, For milling pueposes Wheat, Oats
Barley, for which top prices will be
at Exeter, Centralia and Clandeboye
Jos. Cobbledick
Ayer's
To be sure, you are rowing
old. But why let everybody
see it, in your gray hair?
• Keep your hair dark and rich
and postpone age. If you will
flair Vigor
only use Ayer's Hair Vigor,
your gray hair will soonhave
all the deep, rich color of
youth. Sold for 60 years,
I era now over 60 yesre old, and 9 hare
chide, glow head or long bair which Is a
wonder to every one who sees it. And not a
gray hale in it, all dee to Ayerei Hair 'Rms."
31/48. 3.3. Bunvis, Boddie mann.
81.00 a bottle., • 9.0. Arun co.,
alestalignimiss.
for Lewin,. mass.
White Hair
THE RUSSIANS TRAPPED
ps' False Retreat Resulted in
• 800 Men Lost.
Russlahe APParently Repelled Javanese
Attack and Were Hotly Following When
the LittloRrown Fellows Made a Flank i
Movement to Their landoing-Two
Thoasand Infantry Passing Through
• llewchwang Show Heavy Handling.
Newchwang, June IC -Information
was received at 10 o'clock last eight
through heretofore reliable •channels
that part of the Japaneee force left
at Pulantien to checkmate the Rus-
sian, southward rxioverneiat to re-
lieve Port Arthur, was attacked
southeast of Shungamao Sunday,
After slight fighting the Japanese
made a false retreat:, the Russians
hotly following them, when the Jap -
Eensall
Mrs. Hunt left last week for Lon.
don. -Mrs. J. McArthur has returned
from Toronto. -Mrs, Jas. Taylor and
mother, of Toronto, are on a visit to
friends here. -Mrs, Mooney, of London
is visiting *ith her parents, 'Mr. and
Mrs, Fitzgerald, at Chiselhurst, Mrs,
Fitgerald, who had a seyere attack of
paralyks a' -few days ago, is, we are
pleased to note on the rtlend.-Will
Kemp has returned to town and taken
a position In Albert McBrien's harness
shop. -Alex. Thompson and family
have moved to tbwn from Blake. -Mr.
Richard Wright moved his household
effect to Seaforth where he and his
family intend residing. We are sorry
to see such good. citizens leaving town
but wish them every happiness. .-Mr.
Frank O'Neil, of Moose Jaw, Assaa
spent a few days here last week. He
was accompanied by Mr. Brenner, a
prosperous Westerner, who has pur-
chased a residence in Clinton and in-
tends retiring. -Rev. 0. Baker occu-
pied the pulpit in the Methodist church
on Sunday. -Mr. D. B. McLean has
sold his 100 acre farm in Tuckersmith,
near here, to Mr. Henry Horton, for
$6,000. Mr. Horton Will take posses-
sion in the fall.
CkH,-
0.4
eteer•eafS
„e!sei,
e eeeeet aee.
Miss flapped tells bow ski
es•cag'd an awful operation by
ut-4.09. ydia E. Pinkliam's Vege=.
tnie Compound.
" DuAri MRS. PIXRliAst : suffered
for fear years with what the doctors
,tal I sd S al pi ngit a (inflammation of the
fallopinn tubes and ovaritis), which is
a miss t distressing and painful aihnent,
ing all the surroun:ling parts,
i nr; the coVitituti on., and sap-
ping the life forced. If you had seen
me a year ago, before I began taking
Lydia R. rinkliaan's Vogetable
ana had noticed the
ennicen eyes, 'sallow complexion,and
neral eindei atel tiondi tion, and cora-
thae'person with me as I am to-
day, robust, hearty and well, you
would not wonder that 1 feel thankful
to 3.rou arid year wonderful medicine,
which restored. me to new life and
health in five mouths, and saved me
from an awful operation." -Miss farms
112.r000n, 1022 Sandwich St. Windsor,
Ont.--gsaoo forfeit If original of obeys totter
prouiny genuineness cannot be producod.
Ovaritis or inflammation of the
ovaries or fallopian tubes which ad3oi
Cid ovaries may result from sudden
stopping of the monthly flow, from
Inflammation of the womb, and many
other causes. The slightest indication
of trouble with the ovaries, indicated
by dull throbbing pain in the side, ac-
companied by heat and shooting pains,
should claim your instant attention.
It will not cure itself, and a hospital
operation, with all its terrors, may
easily.result from neglect,
• Dirtiest Town in the World.
One result of Col. Younghusband's
expedition to Thibet has been the dis-
covery of the filthiest town on eartlf:
Phari is its name, which in the Thibet the Japanese sold ers is irreproach-
able, and their Spirits are high.
• THE MARKETS.
W heat Lewes 4tt, Liverpool But jflbr
at.,phlease-Llve Stook Markets-,
• The Latest qaotation..
aionday leveniug, lune IL
LITerP901 wheat futures closed to-dity
futures sU lloolvveerr. than Saturday, and Celli
At Chicago, July wheat closed lite higher
than saitutday, July cord le higher, And
July oats lee higher.
FOREIGN MARKETS,
London--Close,-Plour, Spot quotations,
M1nnapol1s patents, 151 08. " °;_
passage, buyers en se era apart. Co lila
ou passage quiet but steady. Parcels N.
2 Northern man, arrived, 810 30.
Mark Lane Miller market -Wheat, tor -
Wei dull et a decline a 4%d; English
nonsioally unchauged, corn American and
Danubian nominally unchltnged. •
American dull, English more offering an
toraifi (=seal
20f 5c, Sept. and D '20f 0 . r,
tone
rotii jtItig
quiet; June 2et 35e, Sept. and Dee. 27f 40e• ,
TRE visIBLE surrrx.
As compared with a week ago, the visible
supply of wheat In Canada and the United
States has decreased 2,128,000 bushels; corn
ems° made a. flank movement, catch-snoreavu 275,000 bushels. The f oll'owing Is a com-
ing the Russians in a trap. The parative statemeut for the week ending 60.
Russian losses are placed at 800 da, the Preceding week and the cower -
men. They then fell back on K
Baimatgu Tsaichou road, ai- Ponding Week of last year;
June 13,04.June 0,'04.June
thou and began. to retreat along the wheat, bu...18 475,000 20,603,000 20,004,000
Oats, bu. , . 6,370,000 6,104,000 4,007,004
About two thousand Russian in- Corn, bu. 4,052,000 4,250,000 4,881,0001
fantry from Kaichou passed through •The visible supply of wheat in Canada
Newchwang yesterday morning, ac- and the o ugtreod ea' taitscsdo0gAttg w 'Cs lehlast
-companied by a large supplY and agna.
• ineteatielecat 'bushels' In the previoa
hospital trate, Several carts con-weai. and 475%000 bushels a year ago.
tained bandaged men. The troops , LEAD.u,Tcr, wmgas eleegeMETs,
appeared to be fagged out and show-
ed every indication of a long 'forced
march. The officers refused to fur-
nish any information, but a non-
commissioned officer said that all
the troops were retreating from
Tsaichou. Before he could say any- '
thing further he was reprimanded by
a captain. Stragglers are closely
watched by non-commissionedeaffieers
to prevent them, from talking.
The Russians have abandoned the
ground mines eight miles south of
here. A native messenger just in
from the Russian camp east of here
reports that there are many -wound-
ed men there.
In Constant Skirmishes.
Liaoyang, June 14. -The Japanese
are reported to be fortifying Laodun
(whicli cannot be located on avail-
able maps) and along the railway
from Pulantien t� Ta,ndzafan. Jap-
anese scouts are constantly skirm-
ishing with Russian cavalry south of
Vagangdian. Demonstrations by cruis-
ers off Kaiping and Senuchen ha.ve
'ceased. A strong advance guard is
occupying Siuyen, which is being
fortified.Japanese scouts have been
seen at Hiticheng and on the Kaip-
Wig road. General Kurolci remains
at Fertgwangeheng, where fortifica-
tione have been strengthened.
Gailant Fighters.
Litioyang, June 14. -Two -aeounded
Cossacks, each wearing the cross of
St. George, have arrived here. They
tell a thrilling story of the fight near
Taleushari. Thirty-nine Cossacks were
sent to reconoitre the enemy's posi-
tion, and when about live miles from
Takushan they were suddenly sur-
rounded by Japanese. The Cossacks
charged with lance and were met
with a volley from the Japanese,
which resulted in, the dropping of
twenty horses, the killing of two
Cossacks and the wounding of six.
Dismounted Cossacks scrambled be-
hind their comrades' saddles.. With
nearly every horse in the command
carrying two men, the Cossacks
charged three times, and though cov-
ered with wounds, they cut their
way out and rejoined the sotnia.
Zvaouated Yinkow.
Tokio, June 14.-A long report has
„ilaking.Skin.
Distress by day and night--
IThat's the complaint of tho4e who
aro' se unfortunate its to bp, afflicted
with likatma Or Selt Rheum -and. auto
Ward ftppiications do not cure.
Thq.y.. caret.
The BOUM/ Of the trouble is in the
blood -make that pere and this scal-
ing, burning, itching akin disease wall
disappear.
"I was taken with an Itching on my
arms watch proved very disagreeable. I
ccetchwied it was salt rheum arid bought a
bottle of Hood's Sareaparina. In two days
after I began taking it I felt better and it
was not long before I was cured. Have
never bad any skin disease since." Mina
IDA E. WARD, Cove Point, Md.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
rids the blood of all impurities and
cures all eruptions.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound.
ladles, Favorite,
Is the only safe, rellabld
regulator on which woman
can depend. "in, the hong
and time of need."
Prepared in two degrees of
strength. No. 1 and Na, 2.
No. 1. -Por ordinary cases
is by far the best doll=
medicine known.
No. 2.s.: -Por special cases -10 degreeS
atronger-t-three dollars per box.
Ladies -ask your druggist for Cook's
Cotton Root Compound. Take no other
as all pills, mixtures and iniitations at's
dangerous. No. 1 and No. 2 are sold and
New York 921 85
sept. Inreicnotmonmoetndeeadnadbytt'.a1124
84% , 88% on receipt (Urine and four 2 -cent postagd
dariugledgitIttaniny tahdedrDert
Toledo ........ ....... 90% ,__„..
Duluth
St. Louis
04% 8244 filtam124. Wile VOWS Company, •
TORONTO ST. LAWRENCE , MARKET. Windsor, Ont,
Detroit . . ... ....... .. 91 Fe No. 1 and No. 2 are sold in Exeter by Drs. Lutz and
Browning, Druggists.
Grain- .
Wheat, white, bush....50 93 to 5....
Wheat, red, bush. . 0 93
Wheat, spring, buitt..... . 0 90
Wheat, goose, bush..... 0 78
Beans, busk. 1 35 ....
Barley, bush. . 0 45
Oats, bush. 0 8.7 0 27j4
Rye, bush. ...... 0 58
Peas, , bush. . 0 55• .
Ithekgheat, bush. 0 41 0.48
LIVERPOOL GRALN ASH PRODUCE.
Liverpool, June 13. -Wheat, spot weak;
No. 1 Cal., 6c 10d. Futures ste.ady,• July
Cs 3d,. Sept. 6s 4d, Dee. nominal. Com -
Spot steady; American mixed, new, 40
Wed; Atnerican mixed, old, 4s •6%d. Fu-
tures _dn11; July 4s 4340, Sent. 4s 21,ed. Lard
-American refined, in pails, steady, 85s.
Talloiee-Prime city tall, 20s 98. Hops -
Iii London (Pacific coast), steady, "e6 to 16 t
I5s, Linseed 0i1 -17s 9d. Pease -Cana-
dian, 5s 4d.
The imports of wheat Into Liverpool last
Week were 21,500 quarters 'from Atlantic
ports and 87,000 from other ports. i
The imports of corn from Atlantic pone
last week were 500 quarters.
CATTLE MARKETS.
Cables Easier for Cattle-Hoga Firm
tenet Higher at TLC Centres.
London, June 13. -=-Canadian cattle are
easier at 10142e to 12Yee• per lb.; refrigerator
be.of, 10yee to 124c per lb. Sheep steady,
12c to 14c per lb.; yearlings, 15e.
TORONTO JTJNCTION LIVE STOCK.
• Receipts of live stock at the Tinton Stock
Yards were .49 ears -969 cattle, 15 sheep,
15 calves and 0 hogs.
••
MONTRE.A.L X.IV.B STOCK.
MOntrealjune 13. -About 500 head of but-
chers' cattle, 80 mulch cows, 250 calves and
40 ebeep and lambs were offered for sale
at the Bast End Abattoir to -day. The but -
1 t strong and trade was good,
but prime cattle were scarce and • higher in
piece, being elec per pound higher then two
weeks ago. Prinat beeves sold at 51.e, e to 8e
per lb.; good mediums, 5c to 5%c...•'ordi-
nary mediums, 4e to 4yee; common cattle,
ec tp Me and a few lean cattle at 23,ec
to 2%c per lb. Calves sold at $2.50 to $11,
or 8c to a little ere . Mlleh cow.
sold at $25 to $65 each; shipping al/ el p are
about 4c per lb., and the others syze to 40
per lb. •. Lambs, $2.50 to 54.50 each. Fat
hogs are easier, selling at about 5,144c per lb.
EAST BITFIPA.Lo CATTLE MARE:ET.
• O. • •
been received here from Admiral Bast Buffalo, June 13.-Cattle-Recelpts,
Togo, in which he covers the opera- 665r0aOssheetzl;2teetiLe; tecr fleocliv,0130. e tori2m0ec hslgrs;
tions of the fleet since June 6, and 55.85 to $6.20; shipping, . *5.1.45 to $5,35;
repeats his former account of the butchers', $4.75 to 55.60; heifers, sem to
bombardment of . the west coast on 50.83; cows, 53.25 to $4.60; bulls, 58.2.5 to
the Liaotung peninsula. Continuing, 415c7c; 17.et?feelesr, $52111 fteoeUr;sirrecCisoVs5, 41115ti
the admiral says that the captain of springers, steady; • good to Melee, 545 tci
a foreign vessel that left Yinkow on 15'2; medium to good, $30 to 542; common
Wednesday., June 8, reports that the 48 to 528'
recent Japan.ese bombardment in the toSetia.15507 ReeeiPt8' 800 • head; Steady, $4.25
vicinity of Kaiping, south of New- Hogs -Receipts, 17,000 head; active; 5e to
chmang, caused the Russian : forces, me higher; heavy and mixed, 5.5.20 to, 85.25;
to the number of 3,000, with teem- yorkers, .55.10 to 55,20;. pigs, $5; roughs,
;4.80 to 54.50; stags, 53 to $3.25; dairies, PUBT:I0 NOTICE is hereby given
ty. guns, to evacuate Yinkow.$5 to $5.10. , '
that the London Parkhill and Grand
• Fin Frieking War Work. • •
Sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts, 7400 head;
active; lambs 54.50 to $7. yearlings, 56.25 Bend Electric Railway Company has
Gen. Kuroki's Headquarters in the to e6.50; wethers, *5.25 to '55.50; wee, $4.50 made apPlication to the Municipal
Field, June 12, via Fuson, Corea„ to 54.75; sheep, Mixed, $2.50 to 55. Council of the Township of Stephen,
June 14. -According to information NEW YORK ,LifvE sTocK. for the passing of a by-law to authorize
here the only hostilities now' occur- New York, June 13. -Beeves -Receipts, the said Oompany to construct. its refi-
ring at the front are daili ancoun- 4896; steer e slow; toe grades about steady; way upon the following highways,
ters `between outposts, resulting in others shade lower; bulls and fat eowS that is to say: -
the loss of .a man or two every day, steady;msteers, 54.75
Is(36c.50o;ff;totphsi,n ;Ns; •,''On and along the Townline he -
A few Russian prisoners are being bulls,, *3 to ;5.25; cows, 51.75 to $4.30. Et. tween the Township of Stephen and
brought into Japanese headquarters* ports to-inorrow, 760 cattle, 1871. sheep theTownship of McGillivray from the
This is being taken to show that the Greenway in the said 'Township of
25eahrgelle-r; fteriloesieltls'25c to '40??onwer. SiPeal, '
Japanese are getting the best of pee to $6; choice stoek, early, 56.121/4 to Stephen; thence northerly .from the
the encounters. Chinese are giving 50,25; prime veals at close, 55.75; butters said townline at Greenway, along the
milks, 53.50 to $8.75; some early sales et concession line between concessions 20
trouble by cutting the • telegraph
wires nightly. They probably are in alitep end 21 in the said Township of ' Steph-
e and Landis -Receipts, 11,968; good to the south angle of Lot One, con -
the Pay of the Russians. The work handy sheep steady, ethers easier ;• lembill etl,
of keeping Gen. Huroki's array in opened 250 to 50c higher; closed with part cession "B" in the said Township . of
supplies of all kinds continties to be of advance lost. Sheep, 53 to 55; culls, 52 ' Stephen; thence along the concession
; line along the south-westerly limit of
performed with excellent results, and tonier'.?;54.asTibit145(64tattroiPP,!.lots::°41.51
is beyond criticism, The conduct. of cutis, 55 to 55.50; yearlings, *5 to e6.25. 'concessions B, A and Lake Road East,
Hogs -Receipts, 11,046; market higher; ; to and through the Village of G. Bend
state and Pennsylvania hogs, $5.20 to to„the shore of Lake Huron. (In so far
as the said Munici al Council has jur-
isdiction to gran t t e privil eges applied
for by the said Company.)
AND that a meeting of the said
Municipal Council to be held in the
Town Hall, at Crediton, on the 4th
day of July, 1904, at the hour of Two
O'Clock in the afternoon, a by-law to
to authorize the constrnction of the
said railways on the highways above
mentioned Within the limits above
specified will be considered and if ap-
proved, passed by the said Council.
. At the time And place aforesaid
and before the passing of the said By -
Law, the said COuncil will hear in per-
son or by counsel any ooe whose pro-
perty may be prejudicially affected bs
such proposed railway.
HENRY EILBER,
Township Clerk.
Dated thie 9th clay of May, 1904.
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CANADIAN
-PACIFIC Y.
Homeseekers' it°, Excursions
---TO--,
Winnipeg $30.00 Regina • $33.75
Mowbray MooSelaw
goettlorectin e
3 0 Kamsack 34.00
Branicron 1'5 'Swan River
tyletott Saskatoon 35.25
Lenore
irtitita 32 00 Pr. Albert .36.00
Wlwa nese Macleod • . 38.00
11531ioliossceaort! 32.25 Calgary .• 38.50
Arcola . - 32.50 Red Deer 39.50
Yorkton
Estevan 33.00 Strathcoita 40.50
Goble. JUNE 28th and JULY 19bh.
Returning until Aug. 15th, 29th and Sept. 2051,
espectively.
Tickets are not good on "Lnperial Limited."
Pamphlets and full partiouiars from any Canadian
Pacific Agent, or A. H. Notanan, Toronto,
Terrible Affair Near Petrolea.
Petrolea, June 11.-A ren3arkable
ease of youthful depravity has come to
light here, and has resulted in the plac-
ing under exrest of Clinton Molton,the
sevetteenkyear7old son of a widow liv-
ing here. The crime alleged against
him is that, whilellat play in the woods
, with a lad named Ray Lanny, eight
years of age, be threw a rope around
the little fellow's neck, and, being a
. •
oscular youth, after placing the rope
about the limb of a tree, hauled the
child up some distance. It WaS some
time before the youth could be made
to let tbe little fellow down. Nothing
was said about the incident for two
weeks,the Lanny boy attending school,
though complaining of headaches a
good deal. He was treated for stomach
I trouble, but grew worse, and now bas
I d • 1 d 'nal trouble mad has
e ope sp
lapsed into unconsciousness. The niedi-
cal men in attendance at the bedside
of the little sufferer say that there is
no chance of his recovery, and the
cause of his condition is attributed to
the terrible experience he had in the
woods. Melton is said to have been
an inveterate reader of dime novels.
NOTICE.
but no Japanese are being captured. nn(t.,1. 14500 cituartiett.s of,mber.f. ed --1Village Of Corbett to the Village of
language means pig -hill, a very Appro-
priate designation save that it neekssi-
totes some apologies to the pig. Noth-
ing has ever been -cleaned at Phari
since it was built, and it is estimated
that the`fort is some 400 years old. In
the best quarters of the town where
the houses are two -storied, the accum-
ulated filth rises to the first floor win-.
dows and trenches have to be dug in
the malodorous mass to reach the
doors. ;In the middle of the street, be-
tween two banks of filth and offal
rune a stinking channel which thaws
daily. In it horns, bones and skulls of
various beasts eaten by the Thibetans
lie Lill the dogs and ravens have in them clean enough to be used n the
mortared walls and thresholds. The
'stench is feaeful. HUH -decayed bodies
of dogs lie cuddled up with their sur-
viving brothers and sisters, who do
not reseet the ravens. A curdled and
filthy torrent flows through the mar-
ket place and half-breed yaks shove
the sore -eyed obildren aside to drink
at it. The men and Veninetl, clothes
and faces alike, are asblack as .peat,
wells that form a background to eveey
'scene. They never intend to wash
themselves, Ingrained dirt to an ex-
tent that it Would be impossible to
descrile reduces what would other-
wise be a, clear, sallow -skinned, lint
good,,e0711pieXiOned Mee to ft collection
of foul and groteeque negrees,
Russians Admit 1980 Killed.
St. Petersburg, June 14. -The
lowing official statement of Russian
losses in the war has been issued:
Navy -44 officers and 920 men
killed, IS officers and 220 mon,
wounded.
Army -36 ofncers and 980 men
killed, 103 officers and 2,080 men
wounded.
Taken Prisoners -20 officers and
696 men.
Arrested In Havana,
II+Iontecal, June 14.-D. A. Hamel,
formerly city paymaster, who forged
a cheque for 59,086,80 on the Dank
of Vfontreal and absconded with the
money, has been 'arrested in 11a -
yenta It is understood that the ar-
rest was made by Chief Carpenter,
at the instance of the Dank of Mon-
treal, and Hamel will be detained,
awaiting extradition proceedinge, if
stieh a course is' possible.,
Sentence TcM Long.
Kingston, June 14,--Siinday an,
insane couvict in the penitentiary
was found tryieg to strangle bine-
self. go was speedily cut down,
The, unfortunate man 'had boon Aerv-
ing out a, long seamed.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. •
Chicago, June 18.-Cattle-Re0elpts, 22,-
000; market strong to 100 higher; good to
prime, steere, $5.75 to $6.s5; poor to me-
dium, $4.75 to 55.75; stockers mid feedere,
$3 to $4.75; coWs and heifers, 51.73 to $5.15;
couriers, $L75 to $2.55; buns, se.50 to 54.75;
"Xhi.eosie-52R;etheei5115t.e26,: 65-'000; market strong
to 5 cents higher; mixed and butehers',
$1.90 to 55.08; good to choice 'neaey, $4.90
th $5.07%; rough heavy, $4.85 to 54.95;
light, $4.80 to $4.85; bulk of- sales, 54.90
to 59.
Sheep-Reeelpts. 9000; cholee \mothers,
$5 to $5.55; fair to choice mixed, 53.75 to
efi; native le mime $5 fo $6.75; spring lambs,
to 57.15; market steady.
CHEESE MARKETS.
Lindsay, Inne 13,--olletoria and Halibuts
ton Coen ty Cheese" Board rnet today lot
the, evening of • the saasoe; 106 bONSS sold
at pCiecs ranglug fi'can 8 8-10e to 814e.
Duyors preseitt: Whitten, Flavelle, COOlc,
Eitege raid find. illeeple. letavelle got 480
bexes, Ceok 200, Weitten took the bnienee
o f Um board.
EinseX Xs Unfottuhate. ,
Amherstblirg, Juno 14 -The out-
look for the tebecco crop in Essex
is ba,O, web -1g to the wet SeaS01t and
colcl weather. Mayor Brault, who is
an extensive tobacco buyee, steSill that
the crop will hot be as large as that
of last year if present v,reathar e'en- l•
tinges, rille CFOP of applee. in Es- ,
fiek will hot be very large. The tree' '
have hoot blighted.
'..--smo:Nonaddidiliselinemimamommi
...EXETER MARKET&
atIANGED g.A.011 WEDNESDAV
Wheat ..,.., , , , . . , 88 90
Barley, . ... , 38 40
Oats . 28 30
Peas.. , .. 60 00
Potatoes, per bag , 00 80
flan per ten- ... , 8 00 8 00
Flour, per owt„ roller.,.,
50
Butter,...,........„.„ 13
Eggs •a- , • • 14
Bides, per 100 lbs 5 00 5 00
Live hogs, per cwt..- 5 00
Dressed Hogs ..., . 5 75 0 25
Shorts per cwt. - ..... , . 1 00 1. 05
Bran per Cwt. „.. .... , . . 95 95
For Sale
SPECIAL ONE WEEK,
2 Tons Oil Cake
$1.40.per cwt. Cheap
Ain't A'?
Garden Seeds
The kind that grow
WM. TREVETHICKI
Exeter Flour and Feed Store.
Have you tried our flour? The fin-
est yon can get -for MONEY, MAR-
BLES, or BREAD.
•-THE-
illeroints Baotof Cauga
HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL
Capital Paid Up - 6,000,000
Rest - - - 2,700,000
A general Banking business transacted.
Interest at most favorable current rates allowed on
Savings Bank accounts and Deposit Receipts.
Commercial Letters of Credit issued, available in
China, Japan and other foreign (month es.
Travelling Letters of Credit issued to travellers in
all parts of the world,
THOS PYSHB, GENERAL MANAGER.
E.P.HERDIS, GUT OF BRANCHES & CHIEF INSF MGR
CREDITON, ONT.
W. S. CHISHOLM,
• Manager.
CREDITON
ROLLER MILL&
DO-De300-)ODW11:4300C-C.CC-QCQ(ilKe*
We are giving excellent
satisfaction since Re-
modelling our mill.
GRI -TING and CHOPPING
DONE PROMPTLY.
14. SWEITZEii
NotittoFUMM
TFIE
Kemp & Burpee
Manure Spreader
(Pat'd 1903)
ALSO
Disk Harrows
• and Scuffiers
FOR SALE BY
JAMES MI71111,1a,
EXETER FOUNDRY
Exeter, Ontario
Soap Iron Wanted.
20 Tons, at the highest
market price for immedi-
ate delivery.
MOGillivray Council
Oeuncil met pursuant to adjonrn-
inent in town hall. McGillivray, June
eth. Present M. Miller, Reeve; D. Dor-
man, J. McGregor, J, IL Robinsota
and, N. T. Ulens, Coancillors. Min-
utes of last meeting read; approved,
and sign ed. Robinson -McGregor -a
that accounts, amonriting in all to
$1.11.75,be paid. Dm
oran 7111ens-
that this Connell adjoorn to meet in
the Town Bell, tbe last Monday in
june, t 1 o'clock, when Court of Re-
vision will be closed.
Wm. Frnser, Clerk,
•
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